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What is Easyraideuses ?

This is a 100% feminine project, which allows women to :

- practice running

- discover beautiful developing countries

- take part in the improvement of the inhabitants living conditions, through humanitarian actions, mainly aimed at children.

The organizing association

EASYRAIDEUSES raid is organized by the sport association AS EASYRAIDEUSES. Its objective it to develop and organize humanitarian and sports raids targeting women across the globe.

Its status is avalaible in the Official Journal of the Associations (JOAFE in France)

Contacts : www.easyraideuses.com // info@easyraideuses.com

In parallel, a humanitarian association 1901 law status has been created to collect the funds coming from the enrollment fees and the donations : AID THE KIDS. This association will directly help the schools and orphanages from the visited countries during the raids.

Contacts : aidTheKids@gmail.com

The humanitarian project

The humanitarian project targets primarily orphans. We do not give money, we assist provide our help on the spot. For that purpose we:

- Buy: food, washing machines, school supplies, warm clothes, rain boots...

- Renovate: classrooms, dormitaries...

- Build: Toilet blocks in schools

- partially fund: medical costs, works (project)

- Bring: IT hardware from France

- Organize: festive meals with the children in orphanages.

- Bring: warmth and comfort

Easyraideuses

One of the action for 2014 : renovation of gilrs toilet blocks thanks to your donation

Pretty Raideuses team

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The Pretty Raideuses are 7 young women coming from different horizons : 5 are Engineers in Research & Development , 1 is a purchaser in the aerospace industry from Snecma company, SAFRAN group, and 1 comes from the food processing industry.

They spontaneously found each other in order to enroll in a unique project mixing humanitarian and sport.

Also

Don't forget to Like and share our Facebook page : Pretty Raideuses

Easyraideuses - Raid Humanitaire au Vietnam, Octobre 2014